Masters in Law and Finance First Alumni Reunion

The first alumni reunion of the Masters in Law and Finance programme (MLF) was held on Friday 2 March at the offices of Hogan Lovells in London. The event was...

CSLS student named one of the Times' 50 Women of the Year

Victoria McCloudJudgeIn a ruling published online in February, the High Court judge demonstrated the importance of representation, as Britain’s most senior public figure to have transitioned from...

Building project notices w/c 26th October 2015

Following a review of the acoustic measures in place, work will commence next week to install additional acoustic measures on site.Initially, these measures will be installed around the proposed new...

2018 Varsity Roman Law Moot

The 2018 Varsity Roman Law Moot took place on Thursday 14 June. The Oxford team comprised Risa Tan (St Hildas), Celine Leong (St Annes), Ee Hsiun Chong (St Johns), and...

Celebrating 40 years of women at Christ Church

Dr Victoria McCloud was a panellist at a careers event- 32 years after she herself matriculated as a psychology undergraduate- celebrating 40 years since women were first admitted as undergraduates...

**Annual Socio-Legal Lecture** All Injuries Are Relational: Individual Legal Consciousness Reconsidered

Legal consciousness research enjoys a continuing popularity among socio-legal scholars. For the most part, researchers have assumed that legal consciousness is to be studied in the thoughts, decisions, and behavior...

Needs-based MSc Bursaries in Criminology, 2020-21

How to applyApplicants must apply to the University of Oxford for admission to the MSc degree in Criminology & Criminal Justice by the 24 January 2020 application deadline.All candidates who...

Round-table discussion with Canada's Chief Science Advisor Dr Mona Nemer at Canadian High Commission

UCL STEaPP Research Fellow and Oxford OBOR Coordinator for the Digital Economy & Society programme, Dr Alex Chung, was invited to participate in a round-table discussion with Canada's Chief Science...

Building project updates w/c 26 September

*Please note that there will be a data shutdown on Tuesday 27th September between 7:30 – 9am to enable work on fibre cables* There will be no internet or VOIP...

Report from Callum Musto on his Global Justice Internship Programme 2013-2014

For three months over the summer 2014 Callum Musto was able to complete two legal internships supported by the Oxford Global Justice Internship Programme: Public International Law Intern, the Royal Institute...

Poetry collection published by Victoria McCloud (as Victoria Rees)

Dr Victoria McCloud, writing as Victoria Rees, has published a collection of poetry entitled 'Cable Landings'...

Deadline approaches for the Eldon Law Scholarship 2013

Applications for the 2013 Eldon Law Scholarship are now open. Please note that Friday 26 October 2012 is the deadline for anyone wishing to apply for the Eldon Law Scholarship 2013....

Blackstone Human Rights Moot Court Competition 2022

The Blackstone Human Rights Moot Court Competition 2022, co-organised by Oxford Lawyers without Borders, the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights and the Oxford Mooting Programme, was held on 4 and...

Call for papers: LSA 2016 - At the Delta: Belonging, Place and Visions of Law and Social Change

Submissions of paper, roundtable, and panel proposals will now close on October 25, 2015. The site of the 2016 meeting, New Orleans, embodies as a place the experiences and processes...

Watch: Faculty Webinar on COVID-19, panel: 'Expertise, Control and Technologies'

Oxford University Law Faculty hosted a Webinar on ‘The COVID-19 Crisis: Legal, Policy and Ethical Challenges’. Dr Justine Pila, Dr Charlotte Elves, Miranda Mourby, and Stergios Aidinlis took part in...

The Eldon Law Scholarship 2012

The Faculty of Law is pleased to announce that the Eldon Law Scholarship 2012 has been awarded to Yaaser Vanderman of Keble College.
 The Eldon Law Scholarship is a two...

Fernanda Pirie features on Dan Snow's History Hit Podcast

The laws now enforced throughout the world are almost all modelled on systems developed in Europe in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. During two hundred years of...

Fangda Partners Law Prize

The Fangda Partners Law Prize will be open to students in the first year of the Oxford BA in Jurisprudence (Courses 1 and 2) who are normally resident in the...

Prof Dan Sarooshi QC delivers Hague Academy Lectures on “The immunities of States and International Organizations in National Courts”

Professor Dan Sarooshi Q.C. – Oxford Law Professor and Senior Research Fellow at the Queen’s College, Oxford – delivered the prestigious Hague Academy of International Law lectures...

The Image(s) of the ‘Consumer’ in EU Law: Legislation, Free Movement and Competition Law

Conference: Thursday 27 March 2014 - Friday 28 March 2014, St Anne's CollegeThe purpose of the conference is to discuss the concepts of ‘consumer welfare’, ‘consumer protection’ and ‘consumer interest’...

New work in Nature Climate Change by Faculty members

Lecture by Helen Clark, Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and former Prime Minister of New Zealand

The Oxford Martin Programme on Human Rights for Future Generations, in association with the Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict (ELAC), has announced  its first public event. On...

The Fourth Workshop on the Holding of Securities through an Intermediary

Professor Louise Gullifer opened the workshop and welcomed attendees, noting the progress which had been made at the previous three workshops. Professor Jennifer Payne then chaired the main discussion session,...

Professor Antonios Tzanakopoulos to serve as an independent expert in a hearing of the Committee on Rules of Procedure, Immunities and Institutional Affairs of the Parliamentary Committee of the Council of Europe

Professor Antonios Tzanakopoulos has been invited by the Parliamentary Committee of the Council of Europe to serve as an independent expert in a hearing of the Committee on Rules of...

Kubo Macak is first Slovak holder of Hague Academy Diploma

Kubo Macak (DPhil) of Somerville College successfully passed an oral examination for the Hague Academy Diploma (the assignment being "Self Defence") and is now the first Slovak holder of the...